Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08


go-Mills Manufacturing Company" and th'
{" Merchants and Planters Savings Bank asaln5
same" the undersigned, special commission
ers, will sell by auction, IN front OF the 0alloS'
Flour-Mills. on
FRIDAY. June II, 1857,
nj i2 o'clock NJ, ALL OF THE PROPERTY
| REAL AND PERSONAL, mentioned In said de-
grce-to-Yit:
Tho CALICO FLOUR-M1LLS, situated n
the northwest corner OF Canal and iweliu
streets, I'm the city oil RichmOad, Va, togs,hei
with all the machinery therein. and tho per
pctual right Subject 10 en- GlDGgl wa,ef-ronl
Of se,4iU % use about 1000 square inchcs 0i
water under n pressure OF ~ feet. The build
ing. which Is eight stories high. and snb5tan-
tally constructed Of pressed Orckh and cover
ed with Virginia slate, fronts lsj toat on the
lower end Of the old basin OF the James River
ard Eanawha canal and runs back % feet e
Twelfth street.
Tho CALICO CORN-MILLS. situated Oh
the south side Of Canal stress, Immediately
-osite tho property described hooye. -
Ccthcr with AL the machinery therein and the
privileges thereto belonging. Tho building,
which IL 81 brick, IL substantially erected aud
is six stories high. Tho power Is supplied by
two large r-WhCCls-One an OY0r-uOt ana
the other n turbine. Tho lot fronts % feet on
CanaPsircet aud extends back i65 feet The
ton pairs Of Burrs and EsOpus stones, wni IN
are suitable for grinding either wheat Or corn
eau turn OUT 1000 bushels OF meal per day.
THE VERY VALUABLE LOT on the south
west corner Of Canal and Twelfth streets. al
joining and caet OF tho property last above ~.
gcribed, fronting % feet. with deptn oi lpl
feet. aud having thereon the massive iOunda-
tiCn-walls Of the building formerly known az
the " New Hill.,n which Wcto Destroyed ~ IRE
some years ago. These f0lndGti0a-wals wore
built rs q cost of $4,000, and viii now support
any building which may be erected thereOh'
7 hO whole stream OF water when turns ul'
wheels Il the Gallego Mills passes through this
f.ff of nj n I'd =
inc 10 fbe purchaser an opportunity % aYail
himself of thi- immense water-power. ,,,r.
me VACANT LOT KNOWN As IbL
"BASIN SPRING LOT" Mt the southeast cor
Ter Of Caual end Eleventh streets, adjoining
and west Oh the Galleg0 Corn Mills, fronting
lS3 feet On Canal street tnd running pack lO1
feet. This lot, owing 70 it5 petuiir t"p0srh-
phy-haying at rs front the Oh JameS-klVer
and Kauawha canal basin, from which an IN
limited water supply can be Obtained am
Iay!nC about 20 feet IN its rear the Waste-gateS
Ct the Old canal, which are about 90 teot below
the Lowell OF tho hasin-atfOrls an opportunity
90 asmall cost To obtain an almost unlimited
va. power. thus making Il very desirable tor
tie erection fereon Of any notwithstanding e.
tahliehmont recurring power.
IuAI VALUABLE LOT fronting rs feet on
the cast edo Of Twelfth street between canal
aud Byrd streets, aEd running back 30 feet 81
Thirteenth street. having thereon q LARGh
FRAMED BUILDING. used 80 a sunldc- ana
tGrh.Tlll, fronting on Twelfth street; aud M
the rear TIE BUILDING used for the GABLES OF
TIN LkkGE FOUR STORY BRICK STORE
HOUSE at the corner Of Twelfth street and
Basin bank. now occupied b. Charles G. >hater
ard Others This building IL 30 Xoj9 feet and
a. snail cost could be- converted into three
uicC stores. which would rent wei.
4 LOT OF LAND KNOWN AS THE "EU-
THERFOOBD-NILLS LOT" containing one
quarter Of an acre, in HcnricO county. Va.
about one hall mile west OF the city ~ ri h
cff
Chany railroad ami on the canal, from when
ample water power can be derived Tor any
manufacturing enterprise.
Tho foregoing SEVEN PIECES OF REAL
ESTATE aud the fixtures and appurtenances
thereto belonging will lie sold n n whole. start
ing tho same 20 the upset bil made byGeneral
Joseph X. Anderson OF Sl}2D).
AND RiIEDIaTELY THEREAFTER
SO vim sell together the two excee iineiy
valuable BRANDS used By -c.. c1Dplny-to
Wit. "GALLECO" and "OOANtE u0,h 81
which have q worldwide reputation and great
popularity, especially in the sodlh American
siates. . hesc hiant VIII le started AZ Gene-
raj j. T.. Audersous upset bid OF $500.
The GRlieg0-Miii5 hauufa'tAl1g Company
i.cue Of he Oldest manufacturing establish
ueuts in this country having been founded M
TIE wear lfg, los JOSEPH G1!icg1, from whom II
derives its name. IN the y.ac l'6j the mills
were destroyed Boy Gre. a1d the present uolt-
mill building was erecscd two AIS hereafter
az @ cc.'of over 10000 u j. '.ruc,ei in
tie wCet substantial manner. and with refe-
rcncc 10 tho greatest convenience IN handling
milling products. There nre six stories below
the ewes and two htEo roof. The building j.
lGjXQj feet. and is remarkable Tor ~ archite'-
tural beauty and imposing appearance. inc
machinery is Of the most subs taDlal character.
Power Is furnished by three vas. OyershOt
water-Whcels. each 81 feet in diameter. aud
the water, ai'er Turning these wheels, passes
10y an underground passage under Canal street,
and then turns the large turbine AMI OVERSIGHT
wheels which furnish power 20 run tie ma
chiuely Of the cOru-miN.
The basement 81 the lour-milis contains the
substantial hursf-f,ume, and the u-ua! shafts
end gearing for transmitting power. ON ta3
next tCor are the twenty nree psirs OF trehch
turrs. the fourth, NTH. and sixth stories con-
tain tire uolr-c-rcels. and also ABOUT "a dozen
WhcGtcleGuinc machiuca
This null Is capable Of turning cLt l.pO bar
rcls Of -four Per gay.
Tie climate Influences that give . the pro-
ducts # those mills such wonderful kc'riug
qualities: the substantial character OF she
buildings: TIC reputation OF the mills and
brands; no powerful wator supply OF lOJJ
scuar" inches OF water under mead OF ~
feet Wi.u % fall Of Cd trct tlnd al this power
~ a mere nominal cost, combine 20 make
thecc mills a. valuable a any Ia me world.
The TACK 81 the Richmond ali Allegheny
railroad. which connect with All other rail-
roads entering ;his city. rs uow within astOne's-
" tbW ~ lt llll~. fli'4 t.N u hftF Ni ~ - ff
can he KUN TO me Whea.-iereiyart. thus sayile
Glay5ec IN all wheat received Oy railroad
5 manufacturer Of the latest ana best kind
OF roucr-uroocss fiour-making machiucry-a
kind mach less expensive than that generally
TO- Usr-has recently examined the E0ur-mils,
ard found them IN their physical features a.
most perfectly adapted TO the Introduction OF
such hotLincry.
TEENs: One fourth cash; balance ~ one.
two and three years. for notes. with intc' est
added, aud title retained until MI the purchase
money L. paid aad q conveyance ordered by
iLc Court. JOHN II. GUY.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM j. LEAKE,
THOMAS q. JACKSON.
Special Commissioners.
7 S y R5Sy TAYLOR Auctioneers.
STOKES 6 ALLEN, PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST THE
GAiLEGO-MILLs MANUFACTURING COMPANY
AND OTHERS, DEFENDANTS; AND The MER-
CHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK. PLAIN
TIFF, AGAINST THE GALLEGO-MILLS MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY AND OTHERS. DEFENDANTS
IL The CHANCERY COURT or THE CITY or
RICHMOND.
/, Benjamin II. Berry, clerk Of said court.
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by the decree in said causes Of
February -. 1881, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this lith day OF March,
1851.
les BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
BY Quarles &c McCurJy,